Cournot Model | Price-Output Determination under Oligopoly

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wow awesome explanation... first time I saw who make easy to understand economics term. You simplified the problem 😃

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Thanks a lot, Helped me a lot to understand the Cournot's model.

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thank you, you've simplified it so well!

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[@TheActuarialGuyRomit]

How can you write Q= MR= MC at Equilibrium? Q is a positive quantity, defined on x axis MR and MC are 0.

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This was very helpful. It gave me complete clarity about the model. Do you have a lecture available on Chamberlain's small group and Hotelling model? Thanks

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Thank you very much!!! You helped me a lot.

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Thank you soo much Maam!! This was really helpful in understanding the model.

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mam have u made video on stacelberg model also?

[@abhishekravi2619]

I do have a question. If there are 2 sellers then each sellers has share that is 1/3 of the market share. So, out of the demand only 2/3rd is been supplied. So, what about 1/3rd demand which is not being met ?

[@archanagautam3876]

Why did not you ask that only Half of the demand is supplied by A in beginning...!!! Btw ans of your question is that no producer supply the full demand of the market because it will lead to reduction of price ...so here also 1/3 rd will not be supplied to have the power to control the price by producer..!!! P.s. I know reply is too late..!!!

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Thank you Helped me a lot!!

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Very beautifully explained...

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Why we are assuming it half, is there any particular reason?

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very nicely explained !! thx a lottt....could u also show it with reaction curves ??

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@@ruchishivammishra please kindly help me with another question *how does a firm maximize its profit which produces joint products with technicaloy fixed proportion?* if u have any supporting doc please forward it to me at [e-mail]

[@nitinpednekar2157]

thank you

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[@harmandeepsingh6832]

kinked demand curve plz give lecture on this

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[@TheActuarialGuyRomit]

It's not pronounced as Kur-not, it's french, it's pronounced as: "Kurno".

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[@iagreewitheverythingyousai3525]

Antoine Augustin Cournot was French, so you don't pronounce the "T" at the end of his surname, you philistine.

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Don't keep it in your mind. Please, write it down and place it somewhere prominent with regards to your vision.

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Your voice is so annoying but thanks for the explanation.